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The shape of a methane (CH4) molecule is:
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Chemistry
Topic
Chemical Bonding
Subtopic
Molecular Geometry
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Linear
Trigonal planar
Octahedral
Tetrahedral
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Methane has four bonding pairs around carbon with sp³ hybridisation, giving a tetrahedral shape with bond angles of 109.5°.…
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This question focuses on the concept of Molecular Geometry under the broader topic of Chemical Bonding.
Related key concepts: VSEPR, methane, geometry.
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- Subject:
- Chemistry
- Topic:
- Chemical Bonding
- Subtopic:
- Molecular Geometry
- Difficulty:
- easy
- Source:
- Punjab Textbook Chemistry XI - Ch. Chemical Bonding
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